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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-14
Something New.

The latest novelty in newspaperdom, IS THE
PRISON MIRROR, of st llwater Mime Sofa pub
ished i'll the penal institution at that place. In
his salutatory the editor says, in relation to its
introduction that lit is the first important step
in true prison reform" The paper is ably edited,
bright and attractive. and will no doubt be pro-
ductive of good results, for in every reformatory
of the kind are to be found men of talent and
scholarly attachments who can be made available
We wish THE MIRROR the best success; we hope
its example will be followed in ether PRISONS and
we cheerfuly place it our exchange list
Press, Stockton, Cal
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-14

We clip from THE PRISON MIRROR an art Gle
found on another page, giving Il convict's views of
the part Liquor has in producing that class of men
to which lie belongs. He says: "Carefu al inquiry
among my fellow prisoners hes shown me very
onClusive!y that strong drink was either the di-
rect or indirect cause of Their DOWNFALL Put this
along side of the petition from the hundreds con-
fined in the state prison of Tennessee. who but
recently sent out petition to the citizens of the
state to vote for the determination of the saloon,
and SO make it easier for these weak to live,
and you have an argument against the saloon
that must convince any man with conscience
that the saloon is crime against man, and any
support given to it, any comprom's with it, any
share even the remotest is to have part in the
overthrow of men and the making of criminals
Free Baptist, minneapolis.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-14
Selected for The Mirror
Helpful Thoughts.

helpful Thoughts.
| only know that you cannot drift beyond
| His love and care.
| God writes straight on crooked lines.
The heart of the definite, is infinitely
kind.
God loves to forgive.
Though he fall, yet SIla he not be utterly
cast down. for the L.rd uphOldeth him
with His hand
Christ is watching. Christ cares. He
sees all your efforts. will smile on all Your
patience. and will send you help in all
your difficulties.
He who spends half an hour daily in the
study of the Word, can never drift far
fr'.sn ..Od.
A,,.S promises are like branches hung
over the water, that His half drowned
children may grasp them and keep them
selves from sinking.
Good resolutions are often like loosely
ted GORDON the first strain of tempta-
tion they slip. They should be tied in a
hard knot of prayer. and then should be
kept tight and firm by constant stretching
GOdward. IT they slip or break. tie them
again.
God deals altogether with motives. He
does not look at the number of times we
fall. but how hard we try To get up.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-14
Notice..

Those resident subscribers who return their pa
pers to this office to be mailed to their friends
are cautioned against writing anything the
margin except the name of the sender, more
than this is in violation of the U. S. postal laws
Several papers thus written retul ned the
past week, and as could not mail them they
were consigned to the waste basket.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-14

Warden Stordock has made novel departure
in prison management by allowing the prisoners
confined at saltwater to print and publish week.
ly newspaper We can only hope, in wishing
great success to this phanthrophic scheme, that
wherever THE MIRROR is circulated in the
future, this good deed of Warden StOrdOck shall
be told to his honOr.-St Vincent New Era.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-14
ANNOUNCEMENT.

1t is hereby announced that every Officer in
nectiOn with this institution (whO will kindly as
sist us, } is an agent for THE PRISON MIRROR
and is fully authorized to receive and solicit sub
scriptions for same from any and all sources.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-14
Cabbage COrralled--Last Weeks Bill
of Fare.


In an article on "A Day i'm Our Prison. pub
lished three weeks ago in THE MIRROR. the
writer gave partial statement of the daily diet
Among the delicacies mentioned was cabbage
In subsequent issue two of our brightest lights
veritable condors of the feathery tribe-a couple
of birds of the most brilliant plumage, distin.
guished for the tropical luxuriance Of their raw
ishing color whom foolishly timed world has
ruthessly torn from the ethereal heights and
Gagged in this dismal bast,le-put their pretty bills
together and sweetly cooed to each other and
murmured that cabbage was not rghtfuIy in the
bill They had never had any cabbage-no never!
SO they said in their joint communication which
duly appeared in THE MIRROR last week. The
writer of the article questioned and he en-
phatcally affirmed that cabbage all right
SO the editor detailed trusty reporter to note
the daily diet for one week. and here is his
report
Wednesday, Sept. :, breakfast, fried shoulder
and fried potatoes bread and coffee; dinner
fried sausage, brown potatoes, gravy and bread;
supper. pune sauce. bread and tea Sept. s.
breakfast. hash, bread and coffee; dinner, fresh
beef, stewed onions, srewed potatoes, bread sup
per, johnnycake, white bread and butter, tea.
Sept. .. breakfast, green peas and fried pork
coffee and bread; dinner, :re sh beef, gravy
and stewed potatoes: supper, baked pOta toes,
bread and butter tea Sept. 10. breakfast, hash,
coffee and bread; dinner. Irish stew. green
corn boiled on cob; supper, hot rolls, but
ter tea. Sunday, breakfast bread and butter,
coffee; dinner, p. m, roast beef, mashed pota.
toes, brown gravy. tea and bread. Sept. L. break
fast. stewed potatoes, fried shoulder. bread and
coffee; dinner, boiled salt pork, cabbage and
picked beets supper, fried potatoes bread and
tea. Sept. IL, breakfast, hash coffee and bread;
dinner. Irish stew, onions, beef aid potatoes;
supper bread butter and tea.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-14

God always leaves our living blossom
among all our withered hopes.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-09-14

The chapel services were unusually interesting
on last Sunday. Mr.. v. G. Steward, editor of the
saltwater Messenger, gave very effective rem
ditiOn of a selection from Garlield's famous ora
ton on Lincoln VIII CHI Garfield delivered upon
the occasion of the Lincoln memorial service at
Washington. Mr.. Stewards natural grace and re-
fined delivery captivated the audience at once.
and the memory of the scenes thus eloquently re-
vived stirred the emotions of the audience very
deeply. Mr.. Seward is entitled to our thanks tor
his kindness. The singing also good. Not a
few fearful faces were seen among the boys
as the beautiful notes of their fellows singing
before them fell upon the The choir was at
a great disadvantage from lack of necessary
practice to keep up the voices, SIDES one or
two members suffered from cold and hoarseness.
The boys made creditable effort, however.
Chaplain Matthew nterluded the singing with
earnest and appropriate remarks which, accom-
panied with tender smile and undoubted evil
dence Of genuine sympathy and grace, made a
good impression. The more of Mr.. Mat
thew the better we can understand him, as he
said in his first address to us, he had "covet ed
the place. Let us not be afraid to think that
1--WE shall know each other better by and by
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Seeing ii knowing.

Senator Sabin passed thu ough the gates and
across the bridge of sghs'' last week, and stop
ping at the cane bazaar accosted the vender of
canes:
How much they asked the invincLe
senator
"Oh, about dollar and half. if you please"
''Thcy all steel rods continued the cane
Did you make the1n?''
NO sir; they were made by convicts. however,"
How do you know there are steel rods in
them?''
"Oh. saw the convict steal them,'' said the
young man in stripes.
She senator handed over crisp new two dollar
treasury note and bowel his Acknowledgements.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-06
SLEEPER, Clifton & CO.,
Boots and Shoes.

We have bought a fine line Of Boots and
Shoes for this Spring and Summer trade.
They are coming in daily. and such bargains
as they are for the trade Waco has never
known before We want you to come and see
them and should you like them andneed any
thing in boots and shoes we want to sell you.
We can save you cash in boots and shoes.
Prices will tell, and our big trade knows it
and keeps us stirring to get such goods at the
prices we are offering them Again we say
LOUD: Big bargains III BOOTS and SHOES
at the old reliable house Of
SLEEPER. CLIFTON x 90.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-06
"I'nu@I,t Iight,"

NEW YORK. April g. Tommy hcl
ley, the "llnricm spider and Larry
Boy ian fough a light carly morn
lug with two ounce gloves, for a
purse OF $3.50. l4ach man weighed
about 10 pounds Jack E.ingsworth
was referee seven smuggling rounds
were fought and the light was award.
cd TO Kelley.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-06

with the white troops. It's the pres.
cnt intention - the san Antonio sol.
oIcr- to enter the Interstate urn
now being arranged at Montgomery.
rhcv LAY thnt under the announced
conditions they would be obliged TO
constantly mix with the negroes upon
perfect social equality, and whiic
the have no objection TO them II, "
race. they don't hay. to associate
with them either NJ home or % broad.
q they don't propose TO 10 80.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-06
| EW|NE BR Their >.

thrl3th. y formal reception MI be
pivcn onthc occasion OF the opening.
Due notice wil, be made 10 II csc
co uuu-
cur as,ortmcut in Inc French mil
inner, and hat il .Arger this -ehaon
tnnr ever before. They will all bc on
.,xhlbition luc-dAy and Weduc-dh!
Apri 5ihaud SIN, and the public are
invited TO inspect them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-06
LrWinc BROTHERS.

Are making u boom in the dry goods
trade Tor they are Offering goods Ist
~ cheap Al retail Il, you can buy
goods. AT retail.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-06

Iii- Prc~cn"" At the National '""P'"
tive Driil Viii brbilit"t' the
AugIo-SHNou KHnkr.

special Dupau .3 lhe EN.miu.
SAN ANro>Io, April 5.-Hoth the
san Antonio companies have decided
to Withdraw from the Washington
dril. Capt Badger, OF the E'llee'
today received u letter from the onp-
taiu Of the Montgomery Greys, dc'
falling the wrcrciorc- for the step
and saying that Information given to
hlrn Wa to he fleet that the negroes
would be put upon
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-06

All Tie choicest taVors ~ ices and
creams at J." b. DnGghtrN's parlor ON
Austin street, Pat Farrel's old stand.
Cakes aud clutcc,ioucfi"s always
fresh and nice
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-06

Thur-day. Friday aud saturday.
April Z. aud9 llWd-omc-t display
81 Pattern Iiat. md Bonnct- and all
Millinery Nuyci'ic-.
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AllOur Novelties Have Arrived

sveya tst and
Trimmings ancdon
Parsosa a. rrf
An Immense Purchase Ummmd Straw and Will NhMMM the Single One NNEaF@
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-06
DAILY EXAMINER.

WACO. TEXAS. April. q. l'81
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-06

80 not give WAY to the gloomy fore
bodiugs caused by liver and bowcl
cplpunnt. hut u-c Morris Cascarinc
and be cured.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-06

The stomach must not be ovcrtaX
ga in the performance VI otits furct
tion- lit becomes weak Morris
Cascarne VIII cuab,e it to resume
work.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-06

Thi- celebrated brand OF whi-kcV
Pacific nloon. the sole agents.
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mem republifanii6eu Senator aussebt.
tDiro BON Seiten Der bemofratii@en
preHe i1er unb getpiB tpieber oa3u bes
1tubt tperben, I'm bic republifanii6e
Bartei als obie 8rutftdtte Der probibi>
tton" gu psri9reien unb bic GemOfratie
oageger, als ben u9ort Der psriDnli6en
Greibeit" beraus5uitreiden. Solange
aber bic Semotraten nod ibren &ea=
gan babeu, nerben tie NIT ibrem ab=
i9redenbea 8eilpiel re@t wenig Slid
baben!
9dui6e 1natt ii6 bod ni6t ielbtt: Sa
ge5ug auf bic CUR %nationalen Mo6es
tranfbeit setuoroenen 2wangspolitif
ber Yrobibition lit feline Der bet6en pars
teien mebr bur1 unb bur9 ngelunb@,
ueber bic republifanii@e, nod bic oss
mOfratii9e. unb ie eber es baber our6
bas berausforbernbe Quftreten folder
2eute tpie Balmer, fotpie bur6 bic
@paltungeu in Gelse Der 3oa : polis
tit, gu elmer unts un6 Neubilbung Der
hisberi9en patteiperbdltuiRe fommt,
um 70 n:ebr 1T bas bon aller Dene1 gu
begriiBen, bic in Der partei ni9t
tobte 5ormen, ionbern einen frif6en,
lebenbigen SnDalt iuGen
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baben, 10 erfolgt bic Gedtipreduns
ielbf i'm Namsn bet ein5elnen 8unbess
iouberains, unb es tDdie enti1ieben
unbiQig, ipenr man bas &ei6 fir Die
GOlgen bon urtbeillprh9eu aud rlur
moralii6 uerautmortlid MAIDEN upllte,
bic ni6t in ieirem Nameu erganssn
linb. 9ie %berbinbeten &eaierungen
ba6en mad Der grfldrune bss Com.
miiars bic Grtpartung ausgeipro9en.
bob in ben gunbesftaaten iiberaG bic
erforoerli9en Mittet fir bic gnti9dbi,
gnng naGweisli@ unf6uloig gerurs
tbeilter bereit geftelt tperber uirben,
uab tuie aus ben Ssrbanblungen ems
5elner Sanbtage erii9tli6, 1T bieier
GrDartung in berI1iebenen Sunbess
itaaten bereits entipro9en poroen.
Das preuBiide &riegsminifterium
bat beridiebenen grieftauben : geiels
i9aften Die Nafra9e 3uitelen Ialien, Oh
tie genei9t uaren, inn fir Die Miuters
3eit bic entbebrli1en Saubeu bebufs
unterbringung in Geifungen gu iibers
laRen, bomit Die 9rau96a,feit Der
Sauben fir 8riefbeioreungen aud in
genannter Sabres3eit gepriift wer6en
f6nnte. Musoriidli1 tpirb bel ber Wns
rage D~in3ugeiebt, baB man es niGt
fir notbDenbig balte, Die 6lusbabn
ldnger als auf SO beutl1e Meilen
(375 Rilometer) a~usaubebnen uub fir
untermegs abbanben fommenbe Sau.
ben boiler griaB s~eleiitet tpirb. I'm
aud griefe bon auBen lit bic Geitungen
gelangen gu lahen, tpetben bic Sauben
aud auBerbalb Der Gefun9en cine 3eit
lang untergebra9t.
Sen 9eutl1lanb itebt ieBt Elm @ins
fubrberbot geseu S@tpeine unb 59ueis
ne1eif9 aus SfanblnaDiea eini9lieBli9
Der Spedfeiten iotpie 6er WHrfte uns
mittelbar bebor. Mls MnlaB basu pirb
cine in Der i9meoii9en probin3 S1os
men aussebro9ene S@meineleuGe ges
nommer, usl6e aud auf Der odniiden
Sniel Nmager iopie in BET Stabt Sos
penbagen aussebro9en III. Gin benz
Sunbesratb unterbreiteter Qatrag eraas
tet bic nnterIu6nng Der eingefibrten
96meine ni6t fir ausreidenn, neil bic
Sbiere ben Snfettionsteim in li9 iras
GET %f6nnen, obae duBere 9puren elmer
&%rantbeit 3u seigen. Cine Quarautdne
tpiiroe Der praftii9en 9ur9fiibrung eis
nes @iniubr : &erbotes alei9tommen.
Nu6 Das erlaiiene 0erbpt Der ginfubr
bon lebenben S6meinen aus Gopenbas
gen unb Dem 8e3irf Qalaser biete feiae
genigenbe @arantie, neil aud bas
Gleii9 set6Oteter Sbiere ben R~ranfbeitss
ftof meter berbreiten tonne. Der BID,
nif9e S@peines Smport mad SeutiGs
Lamb bot i'd i'm Sdbre 1885 auf 1922
273 Stud i'm Wertbe bon 11,484, 900
&tOnen beIaufen. Das @infubroerbot
lit fomit BON eiHf6neioenoer geosutsng
fir Die Gleii9periorguns zines eroBen
Sbeils BET WOrbflfte bon 9suti9lano.
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as8erfauft bon Qpotbefern, Is {
&afarr1s& Sur.

lleber ben 8olbfunb in DeutlG.
Sibweff= airifa enibdlt Der in Rapfabt
eri1sinenbe r@ape Argus" bonn 2. SO.
bember einen BON etuern 9dnbler Der
Malff@bai berriibrenben 8eridt. benz
mir e%ntnebmen, bic Stebens : GoIblus
der. @eiedf9aft babe elm ausgebebntes
Quarsriff entoedt. Das &iff Iiege an
benz Smafohuie, ge8en 20 Meiler BON
ber Walff@bai, ON Der SaupttraBe mad
S%tiimbingue unb babe 0ol3 uno Mafs
fer 5ur Stele. Der oeuti9e &eias.
fommiidr bradte apei Gage an benz
Gunborte au un6 fubr in bsr GoIee mad
2apitabt, I'm. feiner &egierung III bes
ri6ten. Der @runb unb Boben, auf
benz bieie 8ifs sefunben tporben inb,
Eel bas gisentbum Der beuti9en @efeG.
i9aft, bon Der bic Gelelf9aft Gtebens
bas aleiuige&edt, nod @olb su iu6en,
eriporben babe. Sn 6olse beiIen baben
bic anbere @ntbeder oeren &e9te amer.
tannt unb bic 8olbfuabe ibnen ii5erges
ben. Ser &sidseommiTdr Or. G0ring
lDirb Der nYoh" aufolge bemnd9it in
Berlin erDartet.
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SoQ'e

So 9iebi mebr Gatarrb in eieier Sc
genb bes 2anbes, als ale anoern Grants
heiten 5uiammengen0mmeu, unb big in
bic lebtsn Sabre belt mon ibn fit
u%nbeiIbar. 8lele Sabre lang ertldrten
i'm Dottoren fur cine lofale Grantheit
unb perf9rieben lotale 0eiImittel un6
ertldrten ibn, neil fis tb1 beftGnoig nit
lotaler 8ebanblung nidt turirten, fir
unbeilbar. Die Mi1eni6aft bat bes
pieieu, baB Der Gatarrb cine Ronfitus
tionsfranfbeit 1T unb baber cine fonltis
tutionsmdBiae 8ebanblung erforbert.
9aa's Satarrhs9ur, fabrisirt BON 8.
s. gbenep & Co., Solebo, ., iH Bic
ein3ige iebt I'M Marfte befinbli9e fonfti.
tutioneae Sur. sic piro in DOZEN
BON 10 9ropfen au einem S5eelDfelpoa
eiugenommen. Sic ipirft brett auf 6as
8lut unb bic f1leimigen Oberfidden
bes @pifems. Sic bieten bunbert Sol.
lars ffr ieoen SOL on, ben es 1liGt fu.
rirt. 2aBt gu6 girfulare unb 3eug,
nihe fDmmen. Moreifrt
s. s. gbenep & Co.,
SDleoo, Ohio.
asrgertauft bon a~potbefern, IS @ts.
6NfmrrhsRmr
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california Wetne.

WeinIiebbaber fin6en Elm groBes Nas
get BON feinen California Weinen bel
6errn s. s. MeDer ON Mlamo
pla3a. Serr Meper iudt bic Weine
on Ort uno Stele aus uib tnuft oirett
aus benz 9eler ter Weinsadter. als
gutem 3enner seIinet es ibm ftets. bic
beften Gorten alis3uwdblen. VT taurl
feline Qunben uno Gamilien hit einem
auten 9ropfen berfeben. 3otbs unb
WeiBweine in por3isli9er Aualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ins 6arts geliefert.
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Sler5f8iabrtee Grfahrnng elmer
alien mdrferift.

Wlrs. Winslcws Scstbin3 @prup pirb
bon elmer Ter belten Drftcrinnen urb ben
Bdrterinnen IN ben Ser. Staaten pers
idristsa. 81 wurbe lett 40 Sabren BON
Wfillicnen, bon Wattern unb ainbern nit
rie feblenbera @rfclse sebrau&t, iOucbl
BON benz 6 Gage a;ten ainbe, ME BON ere
wadienen 3inbern, ST beieitist S9drfe
I'M Wossn. befreit bon Binbtolie unb re-
9ulirt Die @ecarue; sr peridufft far aius
6er uab Matisr Rube unb @cblbebaaen.
Wir 9tauben, oaB Der Sprup bos befe
unb fiderRe Mittel 1T segeu Dsienterie
ans Diarrhoe bel Rinbern. slei&piet ob
ourd j3ahnen seruria9t pber bird anbes
re nriaden. Sine @ebrau&sonweiiuna
mlrb ieber Tlaide b~eiseseben. So it
TENS adt, wenn ni4t bas Taefmile Won
Curtis u. Berfins uuf Der Mn6enIeite Der
etnpadIag enthalten if. Sn allen 9tpp.
tbeten 5u baben, bic 5lafae Is Gents.
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Ginc tpertbuolie meolsiniide Mbbanos
ItttH.

Die ~slua0abe hes inter DEM Waiaen IS o..
letters vi IN On a d." befanntsn. mutter.
baften meoisinilden SabrbudS fIr 1888 1T iett
fertiaaeieut unb Tam f~pitenfrei bon Drosuiifen
unb Observation-Disclosures in allen 9bsiIen
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